As i said, he isn't wrong, "IF" there was an option to just save up a few hundred thousand and buy that property cash with zero mortgage, yes it is "safe" in the manner that you can screw up and be horrible at finding tenants, managing the property and just overall life as a real estate investor, because there isn't a mortgage payment forcing you to feel the pain of failure monthly.

Sprinkler systems are a pain to deal with, in terms of maintenance (inspections etc) and risk of flooding during winter freezes and tenants accidentally triggering them.

With new construction and renovations going on, on almost every block. 

Rent Collection can be one of the biggest pain points while trying to manage a mobile home park.We have a few rules when it comes to rent collection that allows us to collect at a higher rate than the industry average.Rules of Rent Collection1.

So, we have dealt with this before but only in Florida and its a bit of a pain in the butt when both parties won't sign the release and cancellation.

Once my house is fixed it is going to cause an issue for my neighbors house and potentially the next house after that.I am hoping that they will realize that this impacts the entire block and not just my house... 

We want to continue to acquire property, just not sure how to proceed after such a big road block.

This is the same whether we are building a "double wide" that gets put on blocks or a modular home set by a crane on a foundation.One of my last projects before changing industries was a 2 story modular home that was built on spec...and then sold for roughly $1million dollars within a few months...

Either way you've well earned my block and oblivion in my world.

A pain until you can become on active non-reporter.